Kyoto vegetables– tag –

We began selling a collaboration product with Kundodo, which sells products under the concept of coffee that travels with aromas. Countries and cities around the world have "aromas that call the land to mind" along with regional customs, food culture, and community. Kundodo's craft coffee is a record of the places it visits...

Manganji chili powder, characterized by sweetness and a moderate heat. Ideal as an accent for dishes, sauces, and seasonings. Commercial supply available.

Kamo eggplant from Kyoto's Kamo area, dried and processed. Refined sweetness and umami concentrated; a commercial raw material usable in a wide range of Japanese and Western dishes.

Kujo negi, a traditional Kyoto vegetable, dried and processed. Distinctive sweetness and mellow fragrance. A commercial raw material ideal for condiments and seasonings.

You may have heard the phrase "Kyoto vegetables" at least once. Nurtured through a long history in the ancient capital of Kyoto and developed alongside Kyoto's rich land and culture, Kyoto vegetables are packed with an appeal not found in other vegetables. This article covers the difference between Kyoto heirloom vegetables and brand vegetables...